Dave Nichols Obituary, Death Cause – It is with heavy hearts that we come together to remember and honor the life of a remarkable individual, David Nichols of Dave Nichols Farm in Iowa. A cherished friend, colleague, and fellow inductee into the prestigious Saddle and Sirloin Portrait Gallery in Louisville, Kentucky, David’s passing on November 4th has left a void that is impossible to fill.

For five decades, David Nichols and I shared a friendship that was built on mutual respect, shared passions, and a deep commitment to the world of agriculture. Through thick and thin, we stood side by side, nurturing a bond that transcended the boundaries of business and camaraderie. His legacy is etched not only in the history of our friendship but also in the indelible mark he left on the agricultural community.

Last Saturday marked a significant milestone for us at Star Creek Angus Ranch. Our Bull & Female Sale was nothing short of a historic event, setting new records and achieving unparalleled success. It was a testament to the dedication, hard work, and vision that have driven our endeavors in the field of agriculture. David Nichols would have been proud to witness the resounding success of this sale, knowing that his legacy and passion live on in the work we do.

Today, we come together to face another significant moment in our agricultural journey. The dispersal of the Black Velvet herd in Mankato, Kansas, is not just an event; it is a reflection of the exceptional contributions made by one of the great herds in our breed. We invite you all to join us in commemorating this extraordinary herd, as it finds its new path in the world of agriculture.

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